Extract annonations using editor plugin

[ogulkokan]

Are we able to extract bounding box information using the editor plugin? The overlay plugin is working as expected if you have a proper annotation file as JSON format in your example but It is not possible to use the overlay plugin without using the editor plugin. Because the annotation .json file format is different and not similar to other software formats.

[nrv]

It seems the edition of bounding boxes is broken with amalia 1.3.2, try with the previous version 1.3.1

[ogulkokan]

I tried both versions but was unable to open toolbox (createAddToolboxItem) to add bounding box. Maybe I am doing something wrong. I added overlay plugin to the editor plugin sample like in the picture. So you can still see bounding box at the timeline but can not add anything new.

Another question. I just would like to visualize bbox annotations on a web player like amalia.js plugin library. Is there any script to translate different annotations for the amalia.js plugin? For example, I would like to visualize the result CVAT XML annotations on this plugin

[nrv]

you need the editable parameter for the plugins : `plugins: { dataServices: [ '/videos/MGCAF0006836--AP_1_213419_231219.json' ], list: [ { 'className': 'fr.ina.amalia.player.plugins.OverlayPlugin', //'metadataId' : 'tracks-amalia01', debug: true, 'parameters': { editable: true, cuepointMinDuration: 1, //'labels': true, style: { 'fill': '#FFA500', 'strokeWidth': 2, 'stroke': '#FFA500', 'fillOpacity': 0 } } }, { 'className': 'fr.ina.amalia.player.plugins.MetadataListEditorPlugin', 'container': '#player-list-editor-plugin', 'debug': true, 'parameters': { defaultDataType : fr.ina.amalia.player.PluginBindingManager.dataTypes.VISUAL_TRACKING } }, { 'className': 'fr.ina.amalia.player.plugins.MetadataBlockEditorPlugin', 'container': '#player-block-editor-plugin', 'debug': true, 'parameters': {} },

                {
                    'className': 'fr.ina.amalia.player.plugins.TimelinePlugin',
                    'container': '#player_timeline-plugin',
                    'debug': false,
                    'parameters': {
                        debug: true,
                        timeaxeExpandable: true,
                        resizable: true,
                        displayLines: 2,
                        editingMode: true,
                        lineDisplayMode: fr.ina.amalia.player.plugins.PluginBaseMultiBlocks.METADATA_DISPLAY_TYPE.STATIC_DYNAMIC,
                        listOfLines: []
                    }
                }
            ]

        }`

[nrv]

and you may have to press CTRL + Click to add a box

[ogulkokan]

Thanks, both answers solved the issue. I am able to use the editor plugin now.

I am writing a script that converts coco.json to amalia overlay.json format. But instead of getting only turning points, I would like to get the timecode for each frame and the x, y, rx, ry informations for each frame also. When I run this converted file amalia overlay plugin is not able to play properly. ul if I skip frames like in amalia.json example result is getting smoother:

How is the transition part is working actually? Is there any way to solve this issue?